6.66pointseBookPrintReferencesCheck my workCheck My Work button is now disabledItem 14Which of the following best accounts for the large increase in population since the 1800?Multiple ChoiceDecrease in education costs.Steady increase in number of people capable of reproducing.Growth rates have increased.It is more culturally acceptable to have more children.

Item156.76pointseBookPrintReferencesCheck my workCheck My Work button is now disabledItem 15Place the following developments of a society in the order they would occur moving from pre-industrial to post-industrial in a demographic transition.Rank the options below.Birth rates decreaseBirth rates decreaseopen choices for rankingReasons for having children are minimizedReasons for having children are minimizedopen choices for rankingDeath rates decreaseDeath rates decreaseopen choices for rankingThe country’s population stabilizesThe country’s population stabilizesopen choices for rankingThe country’s population growsThe country’s population growsopen choices for rankingBetter nutrition and healthcare

6.66pointseBookPrintReferencesCheck my workCheck My Work button is now enabledItem 11The horizontal axis ranges from 1960 to 2010 in increments of 10. The left vertical axis is labeled growth in percentage or children in numbers. It ranges from 0 to 7 in increments of 1. The right vertical axis is labeled G D P, U.S. dollars per capital. It ranges from 0 to 12,000 in increments of 2,000. The data for G D P per capita is as follows. 1960: 2,000. 1970: 5,000. 1980: 7,000. 1990: 7,000. 2000: 7,800. 2010: 10,000. The population growth is represented by a curve that begins at (1960, 3), passes through (1970, 2.8), (1980, 2.5), (1990, 1.8), and (2000, 1.5), and ends at (2010, 1). The number of children per woman is represented by a curve that begins at (1960, 6.2), passes through (1970, 5.9), (1980, 4.2), (1990, 2.8), and (2000, 2.5), and ends at (2010, 1.9). All values are estimated.As indicted in the graph, birthrates in a country tend to as its citizens become affluent. This results in an relationship between population growth and economic output as measured by GDP.

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyThe suggested growth projection for humans is likely to be around 9 to 10 billion people by 2050. Why would the human population not continue to grow at a constant rate taking us to over 12 billion people by 2050?Multiple select question.Increases in agricultural outputSuccessful family planning programsIncreases in child and infant mortality ratesIncreases in worldwide contraceptive use

As time goes on, the increasing __________ help(s) increase the number of women in high-paying professions.A.age of women in the workforceB.share of factory jobsC.educational achievements of womenD.number of children born to womenSubmit

A country with majorityofits population falling within the age bracketof64 and above willexperience allofthe following except ...............A. high expepditurc on educational facilities.8 . increased demand for goods and services.C.increased revenue to the government.D.supplyofhigh skilled and experienced labour force